bringing object to origin

Not entirely sure how this deals with objects that move around A LOT, but for something mostly static that isn't near the origin it's good. Useful for simming stuff at zero then shoving back to where it came from.

In a point wrangle, move object to 0.0.0..

 // Get center of the oject bounding box (centroid)

vector min = {0, 0, 0};

vector max = {0, 0, 0};

getpointbbox(0, min, max);

vector centroid = (max + min)/2.0;

// Build and apply transformation matrix

vector translate = centroid + {0,-0.2,0};

vector rotate = {0,0,0};

vector scale = {1,1,1};

matrix xform = invert(maketransform(0, 0, translate, rotate, scale));

@P *= xform;

// Store transformation matrix in attribute

4@xform_matrix = xform;

Then in a later point wrangle, to revert back to original position

@P *= invert(4@xform_matrix);

group centroids

group centre/centroid - intstead of blasting out groups and using $CEX etc, you can just use $GCX, $GCY, $GCZ in your transform pivots.